Filmmaking Is A Miracle Of Collaboration.

[macbeth] Is Historically Set In A Place Depicted By Shakespeare As Brutal And Violent, Incredibly Superstitious, And That's Something That I Do Believe Is Scottish.

Our Intellect, Our Awareness, And Our Consciousness Is The Most Powerful Form Of Life On This Planet.

It's Quite Liberating To Have A Director Stand Beside The Camera And Say: "do This Now, And Do That Now..." It's Also A Bit Sordid But It Liberates An Actor, I Think.

In A Love Scene That's Really Advantageous Because You Don't Have That Horrible Moment Of: "we Don't Really Know What We're Supposed To Be Doing, We Just Know We're Supposed To Be Snogging And Then Shagging." Then The Director Shouts "action" And It's Like: "should I Feel Her Boobs? I Don't Want To Feel Her Boobs!"

I Did Undergo Hypnotherapy, And It Didn't Work! The Guy Couldn't Put Me Under. I Was Very Disappointed. I Was Very Keen To Be Suggested, To Have Somebody Tell Me To Run Naked Or Cluck Like A Chicken Or Whatever, But It Didn't Work For Me, I'm Afraid.